- Feb 27, 2014
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I am getting this message "The product key you ave entered doesn't appear to be valid" This is really starting to annoy the *(%# out of me. I have a legit copy of Windows 7 Professional.
I just got a new hard drive (old one failed) I've entered the wrong key by accident before and I get a different message than the one I'm getting now, It won't let you continue to add characters if you don't put the right stuff in.So that leads me to believe that my key is correct and maybe it won't accept it because I've used it before.
Was I suppose to deactivate it before I did a reinstall ? Obviously, I couldn't do that anyway but I can't think of why it wouldn't work.Unless I can only use it a certain amount of times.
This is the third or fourth reinstall with this key. When I finish the initial install I put it in and it worked fine but now it's asking for it again. Why ?
Don't bother with the "We don't support piracy" stuff. This is a 100% legit payed for product key. I still have both 32 and 64bit dvd's if you guys want me to upload a picture That's fine.
I just got a new hard drive (old one failed) I've entered the wrong key by accident before and I get a different message than the one I'm getting now, It won't let you continue to add characters if you don't put the right stuff in.So that leads me to believe that my key is correct and maybe it won't accept it because I've used it before.
Was I suppose to deactivate it before I did a reinstall ? Obviously, I couldn't do that anyway but I can't think of why it wouldn't work.Unless I can only use it a certain amount of times.
This is the third or fourth reinstall with this key. When I finish the initial install I put it in and it worked fine but now it's asking for it again. Why ?
Don't bother with the "We don't support piracy" stuff. This is a 100% legit payed for product key. I still have both 32 and 64bit dvd's if you guys want me to upload a picture That's fine.
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